21-year-old diffuse midline glioma warrior, Anderson Coy, testified at the House Health and Human Services Committee Meeting last week urging representatives to vote for HB2082 in Arizona. “Cancer is killing an average of 43 children in Arizona each year. Brain tumors like mine remain the second most common type of childhood cancer. On behalf of the entire state of Arizona pediatric cancer community, please vote for HB2082 to give kids a chance to have more days with their moms, dads, sisters, b

Gliomas are a heterogeneous group of tumors that arise from the glia, the supporting cells of the CNS. Previous evidence has shown that chemotherapy added to radiation can prolong progression-free survival. New research findings are summarized in the latest NEJM Quick Take. http://nej.md/1RC5CJ8 | The New England Journal of Medicine